Description

Filtration and Effects

Stage 1: In the first stage, the filter’s outer surface traps large debris and particles from the water, such as rust and sediment from the pipes.

Stage 2: The activated carbon in the adsorption filter effectively binds various water impurities, while ion exchange efficiently removes many metals and heavy metals. Thanks to the fibrous activated carbon, the filter does not release the typical black carbon dust during the initial rinse.

Stage 3: Ultrafiltration in the final stage filters out bacteria, yeast, protozoa, molds, and micro-particles, including microplastics, with a precision of 0.1 micrometers.

Filters from water:

• Chlorine
• Pesticides
• Heavy metals like copper, lead, mercury, and cadmium
• Lime (calcium)
• Iron and rust
• Bacteria, viruses, yeast, and molds
• Microplastics
• Antibiotic and hormone residues
• Petrochemicals
• Phenols
• PFAS compounds
• Solids up to 0.1 µm (0.0001 millimeters)

Filter Replacement Interval The filter capacity is up to 1000 liters, depending on water quality. If the water being treated contains high amounts of rust, iron, humus, microbial impurities, or lime, the capacity may be less than 1000 liters. A noticeable decrease in water flow indicates the need for filter replacement.

Replacement Interval: 3–4 months for 1–2 users, 1–2 months for 4 users. The filter is easy to replace and does not require any tools. Replacement filter product code: AQ003-2VU (103157515)

Installation: The product is connected directly to the faucet using the aerator threads or with the included adapters, which cover approximately 98% of faucets on the market. If there is leakage after installation despite the correct threading, it may be due to the thread not reaching deep enough to compress the o-ring sufficiently. In this case, you can add an extra o-ring to ensure a tight seal.

The package includes three different adapter pieces and their corresponding o-rings:

• 22 MM – 22 MM
• 22 MM – 24 MM
• 18.5 MM – 22 MM